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Newspaper
Cuba Advocate
Location
Cuba, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1901
Page
3
The extract urges women to learn to grow old with dignity rather than chasing youth and beauty. It argues education should prepare for mature life and inner fulfillment, not a fleeting display for admirers. It warns against training daughters to seek external praise and social crowds, stressing home life and lasting value.
A 1961 Cleveland read note details Miss Notte Hixon of Cincinnati claiming Dodd's Kidney Pills cured three years of weakness and headaches. The ad brags 50¢ a box, six for $2, and cites testimonials praising relief from chronic illness and renewed vigor.
Nebraska pioneer and jurist Samuel Maxwell died at his Fremont home after heart failure at age seventy. He moved to Nebraska in 1856, helped shape state law, served on the district and supreme benches, and authored influential legal works. Two other death notices follow, including Louis Mulless in Humbolt and Mrs. Ellen Hafer buried in York. crime and arrest items conclude the brief.
A massive blaze in Pittsburg destroys the Armstrong cork factory and the Tottenhogg Tron t and Steel foundry on Twenty‑fourth Street, with losses near 750000 covered by full insurance. The fire originated at the Armstrong plant as alarms spread, forcing rapid responses and prompting fears for 1500 workers’ safety before ladders and escapes mitigated the danger. Separately, a man identified as Dan McCarty, aged 50s, was killed by a yard locomotive near Crawford Nebraska after jumping from a moving train. no fault was assigned to the train crew.
Followers of General Maximo Gomez triumphed as the Cuban constitutional convention adopted the clause making him eligible to the presidency by a 15 to 14 vote. The session will continue with changes likely, including possible removal of the expulsion of pernicious foreigners clause.
Springfield special reports Gen James M Ruggles a founder of the Republican party and author of its first platform died at Hopping sanitarium Wayna aged eighty one He was born March 7 1819 in Richland County Ohio His relatives include Timothy Ruggles John Ruggles and Benjamin Raggles all notable political figures His funeral was conducted by the G A R post Havana and burial followed in Bath Ohio notes on Mrs Fisher heroine of Quantrell raid and other political nominations appear in this item.
National reputation congressman Howard endorses Peruna with a personal testimonial. Letter exchanges urge catarrh treatment as a universal remedy, citing A C Lockhart of West Henrietta New York and W P Peterson of Morris Illinois with long illness recoveries after Peruna use. Dr Hartman invites inquiries for free advice from Calumet Ohio.
A vintage advertisement touts Cuticura soap and oil for hands. It recommends a nightly regimen with dry skin hands and loose kid gloves to aid healing and quick relief when doctors fail.
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